Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Devil is in the Details -- HTML5 input types -- Color -- Date -- Email -- Number -- Range -- Time -- URL -- Datalist -- Autofocus -- Task details -- Time for action - adding task details -- What just happened? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- See also -- Constructing and modifying complex URLs -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Issuing a REST request and parsing a response -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The Benefits of Viewer -- Extra Viewer Features -- The Connect Page -- The Worksheet List -- The Main Viewer Page -- The Table or Crosstab Display Area -- Tools -- Sort -- Rows and Columns -- Hyper-Drilling -- Graphs -- Drilling in Graphs -- Setting Up User Preferences in Viewer -- Query Governor -- Measure Units -- Axis Labels -- Summary Data -- Summary -- Part III: Advanced Discoverer Techniques -- Chapter 11: Refining Items, Drilling, and Hyper-Drilling -- Refining Query Items -- Adding and Removing Items -- Common Problems Associated with Adding or Removing Items -- Pivoting and Drilling -- Pivoting Data -- Duplicating Tables and Crosstabs as New Worksheets -- Renaming Worksheets -- Drilling Into and Out of Data -- Drilling into Data from a Graph -- Hyper-Drilling -- Drilling Out to Another Worksheet -- Drilling Out to a URL -- Drilling Out to an Application -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 7 Self Test -- Chapter 8: Objects -- Defining Objects -- Creating Objects -- Naming -- Single Objects -- Try This 8-1: Create a Computer Object -- Step by Step -- Try This Summary -- Object Structures -- Constructor Functions -- Using Prototypes -- Helpful Statements for Objects -- The for-in Loop -- The with Statement -- Try This 8-2: Practice with the Combination Constructor/Prototype Pattern -- Step by Step -- Try This Summary -- Understanding Predefined JavaScript Objects -- The Navigator Object -- The History Object -- Chapter 8 Self Test -- Chapter 9: The Document Object -- Defining the Document Object -- Using the Document Object Model -- Using the Properties of the Document Object -- Collections -- The cookie Property -- The dir Property -- The lastModified Property -- The referrer Property -- The title Property -- The URL Property -- The URLUnencoded Property -- Using the Methods of the Document Object -- The get Methods for Elements -- The open() and close() Methods -- The write() and writeln() Methods -- Using DOM Nodes -- DOM Node Properties -- DOM Node Methods -- Try This 9-1: Add a DOM Node to the Document -- Step by Step -- Try This Summary -- Creating Dynamic Scripts -- Styles in JavaScript -- Simple Event Handling -- Coding a Dynamic Script -- Try This 9-2: Try Out Property Changes -- Step by Step -- Try This Summary -- Chapter 9 Self Test -- Chapter 10: Event Handlers -- What Is an Event Handler? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 5: Resources, Activities, and Conditional Access -- Mapping your approach -- Identifying course goals and learning objectives -- Settings that are common to all resources and activities -- Adding a resource or activity -- Entering the name and description -- Showing and hiding a resource or an activity -- Setting the availability of a resource or an activity -- Using the visibility setting to show or hide a resource -- Using the ID number to include a resource in the grade book -- Restricting access -- Summary of the process to use completion conditions -- Creating the activities and resources that need to be completed -- Creating the activity completion settings -- Creating the activities or resources that will be restricted -- Setting the competency conditions -- Allowing students to see the activity or resource before they can access it -- Rearrange/move items on the course home page -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Adding Resources -- Tying resources to course outcomes -- Adding different kinds of resources -- Adding URLs -- Display options - Embed, Open, and In pop-up -- Embed -- Open -- In pop-up -- Adding pages -- Adding a page to your course -- Adding images -- Inserting an image file -- Inserting a hot-linked picture into a Moodle page -- Pasting text -- Stripping out the formatting - Pasting plain text -- Pasting text from Microsoft Word -- Composing in an HTML editor and uploading to Moodle -- Learn more about HTML -- Adding files for your students to download -- When a student selects a file from the course -- File repositories -- Types of repositories -- Using file-sharing services to collaborate -- Using repositories to overcome Moodle's limit on file sizes -- Enabling the filesystem repository -- Creating the directory for the filesystem repository -- Uploading files to the filesystem repository…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Elasticsearch DSL query -- Visualize -- Kibana aggregations -- Bucket aggregations -- Metric -- Creating a visualization -- Visualization types -- Line, area, and bar charts -- Data table -- MarkDown widget -- Metric -- Goal -- Gauge -- Pie charts -- Co-ordinate maps -- Region maps -- Tag cloud -- Visualizations in action -- Response codes over time -- Top 10 URLs requested -- Bandwidth usage of top five countries over time -- Web traffic originating from different countries -- Most used user agent -- Dashboards -- Creating a dashboard -- Saving the dashboard -- Cloning the dashboard -- Sharing the dashboard -- Timelion -- Timelion UI -- Timelion expressions -- Using plugins -- Installing plugins -- Removing plugins -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Elastic X-Pack -- Installing X-Pack -- Installing X-Pack on Elasticsearch -- Installing X-Pack on Kibana -- Uninstalling X-Pack -- Configuring X-Pack -- Security -- User authentication -- User authorization -- Security in action -- New user creation -- Deleting a user -- Changing the password -- New role creation -- How to Delete/Edit a role -- Document-level security or field-level security -- X-Pack security APIs -- User management APIs -- Role management APIs -- Monitoring Elasticsearch -- Monitoring UI -- Elasticsearch metrics -- Overview tab -- Nodes tab -- The Indices tab -- Alerting -- Anatomy of a watch -- Alerting in action -- Create a new alert -- Threshold Alert -- Advanced Watch -- How to Delete/Deactivate/Edit a Watch -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Running Elastic Stack in Production -- Hosting Elastic Stack on a managed cloud -- Getting up and running on Elastic Cloud -- Using Kibana -- Overriding configuration -- Recovering from a snapshot -- Hosting Elastic Stack on your own -- Selecting hardware -- Selecting an operating system -- Configuring Elasticsearch nodes -- JVM heap size -- Disable swapping…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using the Neutron command-line interface -- Using the OpenStack Python SDK -- Using the cURL utility -- Summary -- Virtual Network Infrastructure Using Linux Bridges -- Using the Linux bridge driver -- Visualizing traffic flow through Linux bridges -- VLAN -- Flat -- VXLAN -- Potential issues when using overlay networks -- Local -- Configuring the ML2 networking plugin -- Configuring the bridge interface -- Configuring the overlay interface -- ML2 plugin configuration options -- Type drivers -- Mechanism drivers -- Using the L2 population driver -- Tenant network types -- Flat networks -- Network VLAN ranges -- VNI ranges -- Security groups -- Configuring the Linux bridge driver and agent -- Installing the Linux bridge agent -- Updating the Linux bridge agent configuration file -- Physical interface mappings -- Enabling VXLAN -- L2 population -- Local IP -- Firewall driver -- Configuring the DHCP agent to use the Linux bridge driver -- Restarting services -- Verifying Linux bridge agents -- Summary -- Building a Virtual Switching Infrastructure Using Open vSwitch -- Using the Open vSwitch driver -- Basic OpenvSwitch commands -- Base commands -- ovs-vsctl -- ovs-ofctl -- ovs-dpctl -- ovs-appctl -- Visualizing traffic flow when using Open vSwitch -- Identifying ports on the virtual switch -- Identifying the local VLANs associated with ports -- Programming flow rules -- Flow rules for VLAN networks -- Return traffic -- Flow rules for flat networks -- Flow rules for overlay networks -- Flow rules for local networks -- Configuring the ML2 networking plugin -- Configuring the bridge interface -- Configuring the overlay interface -- ML2 plugin configuration options -- Mechanism drivers -- Flat networks -- Network VLAN ranges -- Tunnel ID ranges -- VNI Ranges -- Security groups -- Configuring the Open vSwitch driver and agent…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 6: Creating a RESTful API Using Laravel - Part 2 -- Dealing with request validation and error messages -- HTTP status code -- Implementing the Controllers validation -- Adding custom error handling -- Checking API URLs with the Swagger UI -- Get all records -- Get record by ID -- Checking API response errors -- Token-based authentication -- Installing tymon-jwt-auth -- Updating the User model -- Setting up the auth guard -- Creating the authController -- Creating user routes -- Protecting API routes -- Creating and logging in a User -- Dealing with Laravel resources -- Creating BikesResource -- Creating BuildersResource -- Creating ItemsResource -- Creating ratingResource -- Adding resources to controllers -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Progressive Web Applications with the Angular CLI -- Starting a web application with the Angular CLI -- Preparing the baseline code -- Scaffolding a web application with the Angular CLI -- Creating the directory structure -- Building the baseline for a PWA -- Adding PWA features using ng add -- Understanding the key files in PWA -- PWA in action -- Running the application in production mode -- Angular service - workers in action -- Debugging a progressive web application -- Creating boilerplate Angular components -- Creating the home module and component -- Creating the bikes module and component -- Creating the builders module and component -- Preparing Auth routes - login, register, and logout components -- Creating a layout component -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Dealing with the Angular Router and Components -- Preparing the baseline code -- Adding components to our application -- Dealing with Angular routes -- Creating authentication routes -- Creating home routing -- Configuring child routes for details pages -- Adding builders child routes -- Adding bikers child routes -- Refactoring app.component.html…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using intermediate components to translate URL state -- Testing router links -- Checking the page for hyperlinks -- Mocking the Link component -- Testing programmatic navigation -- Summary -- Exercise -- Further reading -- Chapter 12: Test-Driving Redux -- Technical requirements -- Up-front design for a reducer and a saga -- Why Redux? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Malvertising -- Drive-by downloads -- Stealing passwords -- Exploiting Maintenance Difficulties -- Advanced Attacks -- Opportunistic attacks -- Targeted attacks -- Blended (opportunistic and targeted) attacks -- Some Technical Attack Techniques -- Rootkits -- Brute-force attacks -- Injection attacks -- Cross-site scripting -- SQL injection -- Session hijacking -- Malformed URL attacks -- Buffer overflow attacks -- Chapter 3 The Bad Guys You Must Defend Against -- Bad Guys and Good Guys Are Relative Terms -- Bad Guys Up to No Good -- Script kiddies -- Kids who are not kiddies -- Terrorists and other rogue groups -- Nations and states -- Corporate spies -- Criminals -- Hacktivists -- Terrorists -- Rogue insiders -- Cyberattackers and Their Colored Hats -- How Cybercriminals Monetize Their Actions -- Direct financial fraud -- Indirect financial fraud -- Profiting off illegal trading of securities -- Stealing credit card, debit card, and other payment-related information -- Stealing goods -- Stealing data -- Ransomware -- Cryptominers -- Not All Dangers Come From Attackers: Dealing with Nonmalicious Threats -- Human error -- Humans: The Achilles' heel of cybersecurity -- Social engineering -- External disasters -- Natural disasters -- Pandemics -- Man-made environmental problems -- Cyberwarriors and cyberspies -- The impotent Fair Credit Reporting Act -- Expunged records are no longer really expunged -- Social Security numbers -- Social media platforms -- Google's all-knowing computers -- Mobile device location tracking -- Defending against These Attackers -- Part 2 Improving Your Own Personal Security -- Chapter 4 Evaluating Your Current Cybersecurity Posture -- Don't be Achilles: Identifying Ways You May Be Less than Secure -- Your home computer(s) -- Your mobile devices -- Your Internet of Things (IoT) devices -- Your networking equipment…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and credits -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1 - RESTful Web Services -- Chapter 1: RESTful Web Service Fundamentals -- Technical requirements -- Introducing REST APIs -- The history of REST -- REST fundamentals -- Handling resources and URIs -- The URI syntax -- What is a URL? -- What is a URN? -- Exploring HTTP methods and status codes -- POST -- GET -- PUT -- DELETE -- PATCH -- HTTP status codes -- What is HATEOAS? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Keeping up with the FCC -- Renewing your license -- Keeping the light on -- Partying at Your Official FM Launch -- Chapter 5 Weaving Your Webcast -- Launching Your Station on the Infinite Dial -- Connecting with a stream host -- Getting a direct URL -- Embedding player buttons on your website -- Utilizing pop-up players -- Adding the audio element -- Registering with Online Radio Directories -- Developing Apps for Listeners on The Go -- Teaching Skills to Smart Speakers: "Alexa, Play WXOX" -- Part 3 Staying in Orbit: Building a Station That Endures -- Chapter 6 Where the Magic Happens: Building a Studio with a Spark! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…History of the internet -- Internet Infrastructure -- Request for Comments (RFC) -- HTTP - server and client relationship -- Request and response -- Server-side rendering -- Single-Page Applications (SPAs) -- Mastering HTTP -- HTTP headers -- Status codes -- Request methods -- HTTP payloads -- HTTP versions -- Using URLs in web applications -- REST APIs in a nutshell -- Exploring the JSON specification -- Debugging HTTP requests -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 10: Building Web Applications with Express -- Technical requirements -- Getting familiar with the Express library -- Installing Express -- Hello World -- Using the generator -- Debugging -- Understanding template engines -- Choosing a template engine -- Rendering a template -- Understanding the process -- Mastering requests -- HTTP methods -- Routes -- Handlers -- Mastering responses -- Header management -- Status codes -- Redirects -- Sending data -- Sending files -- Using the middleware pattern -- Understanding the scope -- Middleware anatomy -- Adding middleware to the application -- Adding middleware to a route -- Common middleware used in Express -- Using third-party middleware -- Summary -- Further reading -- Part 4: Building Solid Web Applications with Node.js -- Chapter 11: Building a Web Application Project from Scratch -- Technical requirements -- The project Kickoff -- The project goal -- Starting with the first step -- Building a REST API -- Adding the routes -- Adding the stores -- Adding the static files -- Adding the templates -- Testing with supertest -- Adding stores to the server -- Creating test utils -- Adding server tests -- Reviewing the final result of the project -- The about page -- Let's celebrate it! …”

“…Use the IMAGE function to dynamically fetch company logos using URLs. Learn how to concatenate cell references, incorporate website URLs, and enhance your spreadsheet with this function. …”

“…Moving on, you’ll start to build your Spring-based, serverless application that will take a URL and convert it into a short URL that will be stored in DynamoDB and you’ll receive a short URL. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…IMPORTANDO LAS LIBRERÍAS URLIB Y BEAUTIFUL SOUP -- PROCESANDO LOS DATOS -- LEYENDO LA URL -- MANIPULANDO LOS DATOS -- LIMPIANDO LOS DATOS -- 17. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…DESARROLLO DE APLICACIONES CON ANDROID -- PÁGINA LEGAL -- ÍNDICE -- INTRODUCCIÓN -- 1- INSTALACIÓN DE ANDROID STUDIO -- INSTALACIÓN DE ANDROID STUDIO EN WINDOWS -- PRE REQUISITOS -- INICIO DE LA INSTALACIÓN DE ANDROID STUDIO -- CONFIGURACIÓN DEL ANDROID STUDIO -- INSTALACIÓN DE ANDROID STUDIO EN OS X -- OTROS SISTEMAS OPERATIVOS - LINUX -- OTRAS OPCIONES DE DESCARGA -- ALGUNAS RECOMENDACIONES AL UTILIZAR EL EMULADOR -- ACTIVAR EN LA BIOS TECNOLOGÍA DE VIRTUALIZACIÓN -- INSTALACIÓN INTELHAXM.EXE -- 2- CREACIÓN DE MI PRIMERA APP -- CREANDO LA PRIMERA APLICACIÓN -- CONOCIENDO EL ENTORNO DE TRABAJO -- CONOCIENDO LA ESTRUCTURA DEL PROYECTO -- ARCHIVO COLORS.XML -- ARCHIVO STRINGS.XML -- ARCHIVO STYLES.XML -- ARCHIVO DE MANIFIESTO O CONFIGURACIÓN DE NUESTRA APP -- ARCHIVO GRADLE -- EN OTROS ARCHIVOS IMPORTANTES -- CONOCIENDO LA INTERFAZ -- EJECUTANDO LA APLICACIÓN -- CAPTURA DE PANTALLA -- CREANDO APPS - LECTOR CÓDIGO BARRAS -- OBTENEMOS LO SIGUIENTE -- BIBLIOTECA DE ESCANEO -- DISEÑAMOS LA INTERFAZ -- CODIFICACIÓN DE LA ACTIVIDAD -- EJECUTANDO LA APLICACIÓN -- 3- GIT Y GITHUB -- QUE ES UN SISTEMA DE CONTROL DE VERSIONES -- QUE ES GIT Y GITHUB -- MIS PRIMEROS PASOS CON GITHUB -- CUENTA GITHUB -- CREANDO UN NUEVO REPOSITORIO -- OBTENEMOS EL SIGUIENTE REPOSITORIO CREADO -- CONFIGURANDO -- QUIENES REALIZARÍAN LOS CAMBIOS -- INICIANDO REPOSITORIO -- CLONANDO REPOSITORIO -- PRIMERO COPIE LA URL A CLONAR -- EN EL GIT BASH A CONTINUACIÓN EL COMANDO GIT -- COMPROBANDO EL ESTADO DE SUS ARCHIVOS -- TRABAJANDO EN NUESTRO REPOSITORIO -- COMPROBANDO EL ESTADO -- COMANDO GIT COMMIT -- COMANDO PUSH -- USO DE GITHUB EN ANDROID STUDIO -- CREANDO LA APLICACIÓN MYAPPLICATION1 -- EN EL MENÚ SELECCIONE VCS - IMPORTAR A VERSIÓN CONTROL - CREAR GIT REPOSITORIO -- TORTOISEGIT -- ¿QUÉ ES TORTOISEGIT? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…EL ATRIBUTO CHARSET -- EL ATRIBUTO HTTP-EQUIV -- EL ATRIBUTO SCHEME -- PRINCIPALES METADATOS HTML -- ALLOW -- APPLICATION-NAME -- AUTHOR -- CACHE-CONTROL -- CONTENT-DISPOSITION -- CONTENT-ENCODING -- CONTENT-LANGUAGE -- CONTENT-SCRIPT-TYPE -- COPYRIGHT -- DEFAULT-STYLE -- DESCRIPTION -- DATE -- EXPIRES -- GENERATOR -- KEYWORDS -- LAST-MODIFIED -- LOCATION -- RATING -- REFRESH -- ROBOTS, MSNBOT Y GOOGLEBOT -- VIEWPORT -- X-UA-COMPATIBLE -- DUBLIN CORE -- CREATOR -- CONTRIBUTOR -- COVERAGE -- DATE -- DESCRIPTION -- FORMAT -- IDENTIFIER -- LANGUAGE -- PUBLISHER -- RELATION -- RIGHTS -- SOURCE -- SUBJECT -- TYPE -- TITLE -- OPEN GRAPH -- DESCRIPTION -- IMAGE -- LOCALE -- TITLE -- TYPE -- URL -- VIDEO -- TWITTER CARDS -- TWITTER:CARD -- TWITTER:SITE -- TWITTER:SITE:ID -- TWITTER:CREATOR -- TWITTER:CREATOR:ID -- TWITTER:DESCRIPTION -- TWITTER:TITLE -- TWITTER:IMAGE -- TWITTER:IMAGE:ALT -- TWITTER:PLAYER -- TWITTER:APP -- GOOGLE -- NOSITELINKSSEARCHBOX -- NOTRANSLATE -- NOPAGEREADALOUD -- GOOGLE-SITE-VERIFICATION -- PRÁCTICA 11: ASIGNACIÓN DE METADATOS -- RESOLUCIÓN -- 10- SVG -- INTRODUCCIÓN -- PRIMITIVAS BÁSICAS DE SVG -- PRIMITIVA SVG -- PRIMITIVA DEFS -- PRIMITIVA RECT -- PRIMITIVA CIRCLE -- PRIMITIVA ELLIPSE -- PRIMITIVA LINE -- PRIMITIVA POLYLINE -- PRIMITIVA POLYGON -- PRIMITIVA A -- PRIMITIVA PATH -- PRIMITIVA IMAGE -- TEXTOS -- PRIMITIVA TEXT -- PRIMITIVA TSPAN -- PRIMITIVA TEXTPATH -- GRADIENTES -- PRIMITIVA LINEARGRADIENT -- PRIMITIVA STOP -- PRIMITIVA RADIALGRADIENT -- PATRONES -- ANIMACIONES -- ATTRIBUTOS COMUNES A TODOS LOS ELEMENTOS DE ANIMACIÓN -- PRIMITIVA ANIMATE -- PRIMITIVA SET -- PRIMITIVA ANIMATEMOTION -- PRIMITIVA ANIMATETRANSFORM -- FILTROS -- ANTES DE NADA -- COMPENSACIONES: PRIMITIVA FEIOFFSET -- INUNDAR: PRIMITIVA FEFLOOD -- IMÁGENES: PRIMITIVA FEIMAGE -- AZULEJOS: PRIMITIVA FETILE -- FUSIONAR: PRIMITIVA FEBLEND…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Launching a private registry server using Kubernetes -- Creating a self-signed SSL certificate -- Creating HTTP secret -- Creating the HTTP basic authentication file -- Creating a Kubernetes secret to store security files -- Configuring a private registry to load a Kubernetes secret -- Create a repository on the AWS elastic container registry -- Determining your repository URL on Google container registry -- How it works... -- Push and pull an image from your private registry -- Push and pull an image from Amazon ECR -- Push and pull an image from Google cloud registry -- Using gcloud to wrap the Docker command -- Using the GCP service account to grant a long-lived credential -- Integrating with Jenkins -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Setting up a custom Jenkins image -- Setting up Kubernetes service account and ClusterRole -- Launching the Jenkins server via Kubernetes deployment -- How it works... -- Using Jenkins to build a Docker image -- Deploying the latest container image to Kubernetes…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Die Flask-Web-App zum ersten Mal ausführen -- Ein Flask-Webapplikationsobjekt erzeugen -- Eine Funktion mit einer URL dekorieren -- Das Verhalten Ihrer Webapplikation testen -- Funktionalität im Web bereitstellen -- Das HTML-Formular erstellen -- Templates beziehen sich auf Webseiten -- Templates mit Flask rendern -- Das Formular der Webapplikation anzeigen -- Vorbereitungen zum Ausführen des Template-Codes -- HTTP-Statuscodes verstehen -- Mit POST-Daten umgehen -- Den Zyklus aus Bearbeiten, Anhalten, Starten und Testenoptimieren -- Mit Flask auf Formulardaten zugreifen -- Die Formulardaten in der Webapplikation verwenden -- Die Ergebnisse als HTML ausgeben -- Die Webapplikation für die Cloud vorbereiten -- Der Code aus Kapitel 5 -- 6 Daten speichern und bearbeiten -- Etwas mit den Daten Ihrer Webapplikation anstellen -- Python unterstützt die Öffnen-Bearbeiten-Schließen-Technik -- Daten aus einer bestehenden Datei lesen -- Eine bessere Version von Öffnen-Bearbeiten-Schließen: »with« -- Das Protokoll von der Webapplikation anzeigen lassen -- Die Rohdaten per »Quelltext anzeigen« untersuchen -- Es ist Zeit, Ihre Daten zu escapen -- Die gesamte Log-Datei in der Webapplikation betrachten -- Bestimmte Attribute des Web-Requests protokollieren -- Eine Zeile voneinander ge trennter Datenfelder protokollieren -- Von Rohdaten zu lesbaren Ausgaben -- Lesbare Ausgaben mit HTML erzeugen -- Darstellungslogik in das Template integrieren -- Mit Jinja2 lesbare Ausgaben erzeugen -- Der aktuelle Status Ihres Webapplikationscodes -- Die Daten befragen -- Der Code aus Kapitel 6 -- 7 Datenbanken benutzen -- Die Webapplikation für die Benutzung von Datenbanken vorbereiten -- Aufgabe 1: Den MySQL-Server installieren…”